An interdisciplinary Danish team of researchers has used new astronomical knowledge to establish an exact time anchor for the arrival of trade flows from the Middle East in Viking-age Scandinavia. The results are published in the leading international journal Nature.

Cristina Fominaya has accepted a position as Professor at the School of Culture from 1 November 2021.

The Department of Media and Journalism Studies, the School of Communication and Culture together with the European Communications Research and Education Association (ECREA) and Danish School of Media and Journalism (DMJX) will host the 9th European Communication Conference in 2022 in Aarhus…

Aarhus Universitets Jubilæumsfond uddeler hvert år ved årsfesten to hæderspriser: Den Pædagogiske Hæderspris og Forskningsformidlingsprisen. Med begge priser følger 60.000 kroner til prismodtageren. Forskningsformidlingsprisen tildeles i år Eva Gulløv, professor MSO ved DPU, Aarhus Universitet.

Den tidl. regionsrådsformand og formand for Danske Regioner har spillet en afgørende rolle for det danske sundhedsvæsen.

Og så er han cand.mag i samfundsfag og historie

Associate Professor Lars Bo Gundersen receives The Prize of Honour for Pedagogics 2021 at the annual celebration at Aarhus University

Rosanna Farbøl will be workning on a new research project on the nuclear hazard as a transnational sociotechnical imaginary in the 1980s.

Funded by the European Commission, a new consortium of Nordic researchers and fact-checkers will aim to understand, monitor, and counter the spread of misinformation in and across the Nordics. The project, called NORDIS, is led by DATALAB at Aarhus University.

13.000 km separates Denmark and South Africa, but to what extent is the role of the mother in the cold North distinguishable from that in the warm South? How does climate, culture, and history impact motherhood? A researcher of anthropology has examined this in Cape Town.